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There will be an audio livestream available for the Mayo LGFA U-16 All-Ireland final this evening
The Mayo LGFA U-16 team have a date with destiny tonight.
The team managed by Francis Regan, who balances fatherhood and All-Ireland dreams, face Kerry in Nenagh.
While many busloads of supporters will make their way down to Tipperary, the ones who cannot make the journey will at least get the chance to listen to some coverage from the comforts of their home.
There is no video livestream available for the All-Ireland U-16 A Championship final, but at least Mayo LGFA have now announced, that there will be an audio livestream for the match.
Throw-in is at 7.15pm, as Mayo captain Amy Doherty and her father Colin, who is a coach on the backroom team, will aim for the first U-16 title in 49 years since Mayo claimed the title in the competition's inaugural year.
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